Cholera Analysis and Treatment From Dr Cox Pamphlet
The piece reviews Dr. All Cox of the city and his cholera pamphlet. It summarizes cholera symptoms in incipient and epidemic stages, contrasts with Asiatic cholera, and outlines proposed treatments including resting, opium suppositories, camphor, brandy, and injections. It notes the emphasis on avoiding exertion, maintaining fluids, and using cordials and regulated care during successive stages. The account also includes brief notes on related political items and a New Orleans obituary notice.
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Cox
Cameron
Cullepar
Cader
Seenese
Spebaiael
Ile Daide
Hosring
Vox
Hansen
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Dayton
Albany
Green Co
Xenia
Sandusky City
Toledo
Chicago
Illinois River
Mississippi
Missouri
Boston
Liberty and Equality Debate in 1830s Political Page
The piece vents about progressive movements and liberty rhetoric, lampooning Democratic and Locofoco positions. It critiques banking monopolies, property rights, and family law proposals while describing cholera's spread in Ohio penitentiaries and political attacks on local figures.
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Destiny and Progress Party
Democrat
The
Tle
Democratic Party
Ohio
Deaverney
Todd
Jacckson
van Buren
Locafood
Board of Public Works
Lecofoce
Progreassee
Siel
Securdius
Day of Fasting Observance Declared by President
The President urged citizens to observe Prpar, the 3p pay op Avovst, as a day of Fasting Humiliation and Prayer amid divine displeasure. Mrs Madison died in Washington on the 10th instant. Col Duncan died at Mobile on the 3d of cholera. The Hon Joseph Chaffee died 180 miles west of Independence en route to California, an early settler of this area noted for honesty and usefulness.
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Canada
House of Commons
Heymies
Iran
Uist
Mannesty
London Times
Hay
Cmiash
Eabiota
Ewlonind House of Assembly
United States
Madison
Washington City
Col Duncan
Mobile
Chelera
Joseph Chaffee
Wyandot Co
Independence
California
Olio
Avice
Marshal Sates
Paris
France
Vance
Louis Napoleon
Austin
Austerlitz
Limoges
Buckeye Fountain Temperance Paper from Toledo
A brief notice from readers praising the Buckeye Fountain, a temperance and literature paper published in Toledo. It is edited by H. L. Hosea, ex Toledo Blade editor and current commercial editor of the Toledo Republican. The quarto issue supports temperance circles and literary aims, with best wishes for the editor's success.
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Buckeye Fountain
Toledo
H. L. Hosea, Esq
Toledo Blade
Toledo Republican
Fourth of July Celebration at Hamer's Corners
A detailed report of the July 4 celebration in Hamer's Corners Sandusky County. Bonfire illumination, a Liberty Pole with an American banner, and a formal program in a grove near the church. Addresses praised civil and religious liberty, with readings of the Declaration of Independence, Revolutionary Soldiers’ acts, and prayers. Music by the choir, remarks by Rev Brown, and a large dinner at the Farmers' Exchange followed by toasts and sentiments.
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Hamer’s
Sandusky County
Maumee
Eogie
Gledwid
Parmars’ Exchange
Col. Kirchout
Wm. M. Tarriset
Gepiletren
Brown
Land
Amie Pean
W. W. Colver
Mbavat
Nota
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Europe
Mr Brown
Ireland
Liberia voyage and African coast actions reported
Late from Africa reports the Liberia packet arrival after a 26 day voyage. Letters from President Roberts discuss driving slavers from Cape Mount and Gallinas, securing territories, cost of expedition, and appeals for American support. Notes on cholera, epidemics, and European events accompany the dispatches.
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Africa
Esterday
Liberis Iat
Ted Lepenbesk
Frederick
Q. A. Perkins
Roberts
New Cesters
Justice
America
Sendie
Cape Mount
Prince Cano
Gallinas
Olio
Poe
Ben
Sierm Leont
Cape Palmas
Slavets Ag Galliuas
Luyenbyel
United States
Dxesn
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New Orleans
EP. Gaines
Pionyune
Gaines
the Freeman
J. 8. Fouke
Lower Sandusky
Aoests
W. B. Patwin
Cheanut
Dock
Lowen
Supreme Court
Sandusky
Seneca
Cranford
Locofoso
Cats
Locofoco
Father Ritchie
Cass
Congress
District of Columbia
Tom Benton
Hangman Foote
the Democrat
Gen. Combs
Billerite
Gen. Combs,” &c. My. Dawkins
Liberty
Equality
Houens
St Lowke
Thas Jry
Brooklyn
Newark